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Possessive Pronouns - Dinosaur Directed Drawing

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Cover of Possessive Pronouns - Dinosaur Directed Drawing, introducing the grammar and drawing resource
Cover of the dinosaur grammar and drawing resource
Section divider introducing proper usage of possessive pronouns before the resource's reference chart
Divider introducing the pronoun usage reference
Possessive pronoun reference chart lists mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, and theirs with usage examples
Usage chart supporting the sentence-writing tasks
Section divider introducing the directed drawing activities that ask students to use possessive pronouns
Divider introducing the drawing and writing activities
Ankylosaurus activity, first format: eight drawing steps and a prompt to write and illustrate a possessive sentence
Ankylosaurus activity: primary handwriting format
Ankylosaurus activity, second format: eight drawing steps support writing and illustrating a possessive sentence
Ankylosaurus activity: standard writing format
Ankylosaurus activity, open format: eight drawing steps and a task to write and illustrate a possessive sentence
Ankylosaurus activity: open response format
Brontosaurus activity, first format: eight drawing steps and a prompt to write and illustrate a possessive sentence
Brontosaurus activity: primary handwriting format
Brontosaurus activity, second format: eight drawing steps support writing and illustrating a possessive sentence
Brontosaurus activity: standard writing format

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Possessive Pronouns Dinosaur Directed Drawing Engage students in a cross-curricular directed drawing activity involving art, writing, grammar, and science. Students follow step-by-step visual instructions to draw 12 different dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures. A possessive pronoun usage chart provides reference material for the writing component. Students receive one of three differentiated pages showing their dinosaur illustration. They write a sentence using a possessive pronoun about their dinosaur, then illustrate the sentence. This highly engaging 43-page resource strengthens drawing skills, grammar knowledge, creative writing, reading comprehension, and science learning. Applicable for whole group, small group, independent work, or homework. Suitable for grades 2-4.

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